I have Canton installed, ver 22.0, on 3 x Raspberry Pi.
I sourced the latest version (26.0) but realise that if I follow the install instructions, I will have two installs that I can operate from, depending on where I execute the bin/canton from.
Daml provides the ability to uprade to either a specific Release
or Latest
with a simple command. Since Canton is also written and supported by Digital Asset, I am asking why there is not an in-place upgrade process for one version to the next?
$ canton upgrade
etc
I assume that I can rm -rf /../canton-community-0.22.0
with no detriment to future Canton installs? â the answer is Yes ![:+1:t2: :+1:t2:](https://emoji.discourse-cdn.com/google_classic/+1/2.png?v=9)
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Thanks for your interest in Canton!
We do not yet support data continuity between Canton releases and as a result there is no official upgrade process. However, we acknowledge that data continuity is crucial to our users and we will close that gap within a few months.
Please donât hesitate to contact us again, if you have further requests.
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Raspberry Pi, eh? @MatthiasSchmalz when are we going to have an Android release
?
Out of curiosity, @quidagis would you be willing to share what youâre working on? Sounds like a cool little IOT project youâve got going on.
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I havenât double checked all of our roadmap, but Iâm sure that the Android release comes after data continuity.
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